A strong woman (English: Iron Lady) refers to a woman with outstanding talents. This is also a name for women who are dedicated to their careers and succeed. Traditionally, men are generally superior to women in both eastern and western societies, and women rarely set foot in politics or business. However, since the 20th century, with the changes brought about by the industrial revolution, western society has gradually moved towards equality between men and women, and the opportunities for women to receive education and vote, and even to develop their careers in society have been increasing, so women with outstanding achievements have gradually emerged. A strong woman in politics is generally called "Iron Lady", which was often seen in the media reports of British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in her early years. Forbes magazine released a new list, and named 100 the most influential women in the world. The selected person will generally be called "Iron Lady" by the society. Although the title of a strong woman is an affirmation of women's hard work in society, there are still women who believe that adding the word "woman" before a strong woman (formerly a robber) is always sexist.